Video games linked to better neuropsychological performance in adults with multiple sclerosis
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A study found that adults with multiple sclerosis who play video games regularly exhibit better cognitive functioning, particularly in visuospatial learning, short-term memory, and executive functioning, compared to those who play less frequently.
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Original Title: A study of adults with multiple sclerosis found that participants who spent more time playing video games tended to have better neuropsychological functioning | Specifically, gamers showed improvements in visuospatial learning, short-term memory, and executive functioning.